Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
THE DEAD ANARCHISTS.
Fielding and schwab rake TO the Pen 1
to e4tiary-DOnning tho Fr sOn GARD
a Melancholy LOOK.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-Tour collins, sug-
gestiye OF yesterdays gnastly business
were the first objects that caught the eye
of the early morning visitor at the jail
to-day as he crossed the court yard.
They were designed for the bodies of Par
sons, Spies, Fischer and + Igel, by the
undertakers sent by the friends to care
for the remains, but the State supplied
the temporary fins, and thes, were
stacked IN the courtyard. Mrs. Schwab
and Mrs. Fielden who came to see their
husbands, saw them, and with ayerted
eyes passed them by.
At III 45 q. IN the men parted with
their wives and were then brought out
into the jail flee, whore W. A. Foster,
one OF their counsel in the tria', talked
to them and Did them goodbye. "Merely
friendly conversation" said Hr. Fos-
ter. Schwab told me that he regretted
the death Of Spies very much and wished
shat his life had been spared"
A few minutes alter IL O'Clock cab
rolled into the Jail court yard, and De
putty Sheriffs Gleason, spears and Galpin
Jumped out and ran up the steps to the
jail office. Gleason pulled pair of hand
cuffs oat of his pocket and fitted them to
the wrist OF Schwab's right hand and
Fielden's left. Jailer Foiz brought out
of his private room pair of old rusty
leg irons, weighing four or five pounds,
and locked the legs of the men together.
Gleason searched them. Mr.. Foster
said:
you won't find any bcm hs in Fieldea' Is
pockets for he is a man who never even
carried rev Oliver"
a moment later he remarked: "They
will cut Gil your boards At Joliet, won't
thet Z"
81 guess so" said Schwab.
That Is the custom, replied Fielden.
No exception" put IN Deputy Saer-
if Gleason.
Fiolden called Bailiif pearec and asked
him TO see that his ciotatng aud papers
were sent to his wife. He was told that
his wishes would be fol owed. Schwab
made the same request The men then
made their way awkwardly down the
steps Into the jail court thtir walking
being very much impeded by the leg
irons. They took the bsck seats In the
hack and the deputi clambered in after
them and they were driven to the station
Deputy Sheriff SPHERE, who was riding
on the box, jumped down and opened the
carriage door when Deputy Calvin step.
ped down and extended hand to aid the
prisoners to alight.
Itwas O'Clock aud reporter exten.
ded his hand to bid the prisoners fare.
well. Schwab took the hand but there
was no warmth in his grasp. Fielden
feigne not to see it. 81 hope you hay c
no hard feelings toward the press, Mr..
Fielder z" There was no reply. The
bell rang and the train started slowly out
leaving at two minutes past O'Clock.
Arriving at the peuitentisry they were
stripped of their clothing aud treated to
q bath.
Fielden seemed to enjoy it, and fre.
quently smiled while being rubbed by
the attendant. After the bath was over
the prisoners were given stripped sui:
which is the garb OF the conviets, and
were told to try them on. They were
easily fitted, AID were then taken to the
barber shop, where they were shorn of
their long boards, and had their hair
cropped short. Fielden presented mel.
ancho y look on his face whcl his ng
beard was being cut of, anu, when told
that everything was completed, sighed
deeply as he loo oked at himself in small
mirror which hing in front of him on
the wall. Immediately after being shaw
ed. Receiving Officer w. II Luke gave
their numbers. Fielden was assigned to
ICt Il $3.50 and SchWab TO Cell SJ21